16.000 Versus 35 Million...

...it wouldn't be a fair fight if the 35M would show some balls!

Pleasing your enemies does not turn them into friends-SDA

Barbara Kay: Could Canada be facing a future native insurrection?
Dec 6, 2011 – 1:46 PM ET Last Updated: Dec 6, 2011 5:21 PM ET
ne of my most enduring political memories occurred during the 1995 referendum campaign. The 16,000 Cree Indians in and around James Bay illuminated their resistance to Quebec’s separation from Canada with a reminder that the fate of Quebec’s remote, undefended (and indefensible) hydro-electric facilities was theirs to command. Their not-so-veiled threat awoke me to the obvious fact that Canada’s great territorial mass, a bulwark against external menace, also makes it vulnerable to domestic insurgents.
Most of Canada’s energy and transportation hubs run through native lands. Revanchist natives sometimes taunt Canadians with merely inconvenient road and rail blockades; yet these also semaphore the real economic disaster they could inflict on us if they chose to wage a real, sustained campaign of violence and disruption. Covert, sometimes overt, intimations of an approaching crisis speckle the discourse. Recently, for example, Justice Murray Sinclair, chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, said, “Canadian society must heal the damage caused by the Indian residential school system or deal with the violence that will be undoubtedly unleashed against it.” Read More »

Caledonia, G20, Occupy Toronto, Tamil Marches...

...makes it impossible to be critical of Donato's assessment of our "justice" system.

After the plea deal
November 23, 2011
By hussan
On November 22, 2011, 17 people charged as the "G20 Main Conspiracy Group" negotiated a plea resolution to our charges. This is my individual statement on the matter. more

I concur...

The law is for me, you and the Occupy movement
Christie Blatchford: I haven’t been to St. James Park, nor am I much invested in the seemingly endless discussion of who the occupiers really are or what it is they really want. Truth be told, I don’t actually care

...and if it wasn't for the "Caledonization" of our police services this whole thing would be a huge, but expensive, comedy.

Your Representatives In The 99% Aren't Concerned...

...they will find refuge in their parent's basement, social service offices, speciality coffee shops, artsy/fartsy exhibition, labour conventions in a southern city, etc.

Finally...Christie Is Back And Shining The Light of Reality,,,

Law counts, cause doesn’t in Occupy movement

Christie Blatchford Nov 19, 2011 – 10:00 AM ET I haven’t written yet about the Occupy movement, in large measure because Occupy Toronto began about the time I personally started to occupy Kingston to cover the honour-killing trial.
There is an Occupy Kingston, but it consists of one large tent and some clever signs (Mal-Wart is my favourite) on the downtown waterfront.
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IMHO This Is Just Anothr Example Of Mind Manipulation...

You have to wonder why "the organizers" have consistently refused to stand up and identify themselves and put forward their grievances for discussion with those opposed to the tactics being used. Is it possible that "the organizers" know their truth motivation is to further their personal goals. No brown shirts and jackboots for this current group of manipulators.

Five reasons why Occupy failed
As Occupy camps across North America appear to be in their death throes, tt’s hard to see what the Occupy movement has gained, other than considerable attention. Scott Stinson considers why that might be...

Capitalism’s spoiled children
Rex Murphy Nov 19, 2011 – 12:14 PM ET
The Occupy movement does not represent “the 99%,” as its defenders like to claim. They are not a cadre speaking up for the vast proportion of the population against the tyranny or greed of an imagined “1%.” Judging from the speakers I have seen and heard, either on news broadcasts or the multiple sites offering live-broadcast or YouTube coverage, the people in the various Occupy camps represent a petty sub-sample of the hard left; i.e., a range of angry students, homeless and their advocates, and – not insignificantly – some just outright strange people. Like the guy who asked for a moment of silence in “solidarity” with the man who earlier in the week fired shots at the White House and is now charged with trying to assassinate President Obama. The real 99% are surely not looking for solidarity with a potential assassin.
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Occupiers can’t have a monopoly on space

message from ofl president sid ryan: occupy toronto tonight!

The Final Decision Will Be Made by Mother Nature...

In retrospect we have to recognize that the Occupy MOVEMENT, the G20 MOVEMENT, QAIA MOVEMENT, etc. have one thing in common...they are part of a normal body functions that is necessary but just adds to the disposal of the pollution created.

And let's give thanks to Kate and SDA for wrapping it up so simply...
If 'Occupy Wall Street' Was a Baseball Game
The batter's history
The pitch . . .
Strikeout!
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Because They Knew Their Progeny Would Follow In Their Footsteps...

...fair weather activists

...the squatter movement!

Gwyn: Score one for the Occupy movement It has tapped into something fundamental by identifying the unfairness in the economic system.

Created by their parents and grandparents who put away the sandals and tie dye clothes, as a legacy, who took everything out of the system they could and expected their progeny to do the same.

Mayor Ford In Conccilatory Mood

...and contrary to what the area councilor said on The Goldhawk Show On Monday night
Squatting isn’t a Charter right
Tuesday November 15, 07:47 PM
Contrary to what Occupy Toronto activists believe, there’s no “Charter right” to occupy a public park for a month in violation of numerous city bylaws.
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...but here is someplace I am sure the in-activists will be welcome with open arms
Today’s letters: Let’s Occupy Michael Moore’s cottage
Re: Those Who Live In Million-Dollar Houses, Kelly McParland, Nov. 15.There it was. On the front page of my beloved National Post, the solution to the public plague of “Occupy” around North America: Send them all to Michael Moore’s lavish, extravagant, excessive country home in Michigan. It looks like there is plenty of land. The followers of New Eden can build their tree houses. Perhaps a farming co-op? Or a grow-op?Come on, Mr. Moore, put your money where your megaphone is and invite all your fellow socialist occupiers to come and play at your house, and let the tax-paying citizens have their parks back.
Susan Piccinin, Ancaster, Ont.

How to get there
Dear Occupy Toronto Comrades:Follow King Street East and turn right on Jarvis Street. Merge onto Read More »

Hiding Among The 99%...

Ouch.

Let’s call them what they really are: the Cash-Out Generation. Over a century of prior generations invested forward, only to have this single generation cash it all in (and take highly leveraged loans for future generations to pay, when the cash wasn’t enough).
Excess wages ($85K/year for a Packard auto plant employee to shuttle parts around on a cart). Early retirement. Guaranteed pension payouts that no private investor could match. Public sector perks like nice parks, roads and environmental “feel good” rules that were funded by loans, not their own tax payments. Social security demands unmatched by their payments. Even their children’s education was something they shortchanged, demanding loans pay what they wouldn’t.
They’re the narcissistic parasites who cashed it all in. The hell with this Boomer mandate that social security be treated as an untouchable third rail. Given the demographic data on boomer wealth, it’s time to match social security payments to actuarial models based on actual payments in, without interest (remember Boomers, you’ve rejected the opportunity to have such funds invested and earning interest).
It’s either that or we’re going to cut the funding to the senior centers and let the Boomers experience accountability in their last years.

Read the original post and other comments as well.

Posted by Kate at 12:06 AM Comments (30)

Guidelines For Ford And Blair...

Occupy Wall St. protesters evicted

Occupy will be out of park 'very soon': Ford

When????

What News From Occupy Bejing, Occupy New Delhi, Occupy Dibai...

Different Strokes...

Hashtag of the Entitlement Generation

At first I thought that this was a joke. It's not. Here's the opening post:

Hi guys, I am a disillusioned traveller and even more disillusioned couchsurfer who is returning to Vancouver because of a complete lack of enthusiasm and lack of desire to be anywhere else, and have decided that after decades of paying taxes it is time for me to start collecting welfare. Anyone been on the dole? Know how to make a successful application?
It's now crystal clear why my hometown has become Loserville.
:-(

Update: A female Chinese-Canadian friend of mine moved to Vancouver from Singapore about 4 years ago. Publicly, she had something very interesting to say about the Occupy crowd:
Instead of camping out and protesting about the inequality and differences between the upper/middle/lower class income, protesters could spend those times looking for jobs. One job is not enough, do two jobs, three jobs, etc.. Do one full-time, and freelance at home, or do two part-times, and some freelance.. That's what I did during the one year I was looking for a full-time position. Economy's bad, is just an excuse. If one is willing to, there's all sorts of jobs around. When I first arrived in Vancouver, I would go to people's houses by myself and cleaned their houses for them as maids, and they would pay me in cash (while I was studying full-time). You would gradually work yourself up.. even if it means swallowing your pride or dignity, dirtying your hands, etc... Gradually, if you did a good job, people would recognise your efforts and help you out. It's all about the attitude.
Take a moment to envision the entitlement junkies in the Occupy tent cities and ask yourself what percentage of them would likely be willing to clean houses?

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Ford And Blair Need To Get Some Balls...

Occupy gone 'very soon': Ford

TORONTO - Mayor Rob Ford says the city will be asking Occupy Toronto to leave St. James Park very soon.

Not Welcome At Occupy Toronto...

...he knows where he stands!

Occupy Toronto gears up for winter

Occupy protesters in for the cold, long haul

...mom and dad can now supplement their income by renting out the basement apartment.

How Many G20/Vancouver Rioters Been Tried And Sent To Jail

Tough sentences for two who used Facebook to organize U.K. riots (28)
Late Tuesday, two men in northwestern England were handed stiff jail terms for inciting disorder through social networking sites. Cheshire Police said Jordan Blackshaw, 20, and Perry Sutcliffe-Keenan, 22, both received 4-year sentences for using Facebook to “organize and orchestrate” disorder.

Post-riot justice in Vancouver has been too slow Justice delayed after a riot is a terrible idea. Yet only two people have been charged in connection with the Vancouver riots, two months after they happened. In London and Manchester, by contrast, more than 1,000 people have been charged, and some have already been tried, convicted and sentenced – within days of the last riot. Some courts even heard cases on Saturday and Sunday.

Levant: Gangster culture

Hashtag Of The Entitlement Generation
CS Monitor;
The mayor’s crackdown has placed him in the center of a simmering debate about how black community leaders should respond to violence within their own community. On one side are those who admire the mayor’s take-no-prisoners rhetorical style and use of police force, while others say this approach lets the mayor off the hook for failing to address the needs of young black Philadelphians.

Possible answer for Canada is fewer basketball courts and more work camps.

Vancouver WILL Survive...

The hockey game was just a distraction

Christie Blatchford: As a friend remarked this week about another matter entirely, and he was quoting Figaro from The Barber of Seville, “I quickly laugh at everything for fear of having to cry.”

Rex Murphy: Punish those who tore the heart out of Vancouver

Photos: Rioters destroy downtown Vancouver

Vancouver police chief admits mistakes made in riot

Note To Those Investigating Police Involved In G20 Demos...

...if you wonder where the anarchists who were part of the group who caused most of the criminal acts here is a hint. BTW the other group that needs to be investigated is local OCRAP terrorists.

Anarchists or the left's shock troops

‘FREAKING SCARY’: ANARCHISTS HIT WASHINGTON STATE NEWSPAPER & HOME OF PHOTOGRAPHER

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A Well Deservedd Kick In The Ass...

Lorrie Goldstein


Fraser out with a bang

Thursday’s report by the auditor general assessing federal spending on last June’s G8/G20 meetings was still a hard kick in the groin to the Conservatives.

...and the only ones who seemed to have benfitted from the billions spent was the publicity received by the leftwing social in-activists and anarchists.

Everyone has Charter Rights EXCEPT...

Warmington: G20 riot should never have happened 27


By Joe Warmington ,Toronto Sun
 
...the poor slobs, you and I, who pay the freight and suffer the consequences and let's not let the organizers off the hook when it comes to taking responsibility. OCRAP and the OFL used the "protest" as a method of furthering their causes without any fear of reprecussions.